“It’s a really, really cool brand, and it’s growing — it grew pretty dramatically last year,” Scozzafava told Bloomberg. “Over the next few months, we’ll make that decision” about whether to increase the stake, he said.

When asked for more information, Good Karma CEO Doug Radi emailed a statement to BizWest:

“We remain excited about our continued partnership with Dean Foods,” Radi said. “The initial minority investment and distribution agreement last year has allowed us to successfully accelerate growth through investments in distribution, innovation and marketing. We believe Dean Food’s continued interest and partnership in Good Karma Foods validates we are one of the leading and fastest-growing brands to watch in the plant-based category.”